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Are You a Computer Science Student? Want To Be a Data Scientist? Then Check This Out
The Data Sciences Summer Institute is a six week summer program for students interested in data science. It will be held at the University of Illinois Department of Computer
Hyperlocal Heartbreak: Why Haven't Neighborhood News Technologies Worked Out?
Neighborhood news aggregator Outside.in has been acquired by AOL, according to multiple reports this morning. Apparently it's being bought for less than the big pile of money that high-profile investors
Database Analytics Startup Aster Data Launches, Analyzes MySpace
Grid-computing startup Aster Data Systems will officially launch today, three years after it was founded. Aster, which began in the Ph.D program at Standford, is a provider of "massively parallel
The Big Data Explosion and the Demand for the Statistical Tools to Analyze It
If The Graduate were remade today, the advice to young Benjamin Braddock might be "just one word... statistics." The explosion of digital data has generated a need for technology to
Can We Use Public Data to Save the Economy?
Yesterday we reported that Data.gov and several other Web-based public data outlets may be closed as a result of proposed budget cuts. The Sunlight Foundation is trying to save
How Apple Uses Hadoop: UX Analysis, iAds and More
A job posting from Apple reveals the company is using or will use Hadoop for its iAds system. The job listing is for a "Senior Software Engineer - Hadoop"
Color CEO: The Tech Justifies the $41 Million
Last night, an app called Color hit the app stores for both iOS and Android. It made a big splash for a number of reasons, not the least of which
Google Launches Tool to Make Mining Search Data Easy
Google Labs has come out with a new tool that it is calling "Like Google Trends in reverse." Google Correlate allows users to enter a data series and get back
The Social Media Words & Phrases Most Retweeted
Positive language about learning new things and serving the self-interest of readers is the most common characteristic of blog post titles that get shared the most on Twitter, according to
Big Data, Big Attraction for Organized Crime
Maybe Marc Goodman's talk from the Strata Summit on the business of illegal data grabbed me because I just finished watching the entire series of The Sopranos from start to
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